Book Of Irish American Blessings And Prayers
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If you like Irish American literature, history, or culture, then you are sure to like Irish American Blessings and Prayers. Intrigued by Irish blessings, Andrew Greeley has tried his hand at writing Irish-American blessings and has bound them together in this unique book. In the second half of this work, you will find personal prayers, written for each day. The prayers are written with the Roman Liturgy in mind, with clarity and brevity. 207 pages, from ThomasMore.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780883472699
ISBN10: 0883472694
Andrew Greeley
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1991
Publisher: Ave Maria Press
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